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FBI: Hubbard Association of Scientologists International Internal Security (January 25, 1955)

Attached for each the Bureau and the Phoenix Office is one photostatic copy of the following items concerning the captioned organization:

1. A. letter of subject organization dated 1/3/55 at Phoenix, Arizona.

2. A four-page letter dated 6/12/54 of subject organization addressed to the Better Business Bureau, Phoenix, Arizona.

3. Signed statement of SARA N. HUBBARD dated 6/9/51.

4. Signed statement of SARA N. HUBBARD dated 6/11/51.

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FBI: Letter from Secretary John Galusha to Better Business Bureau, Phoenix (June 12, 1954)

For your interest, the Hubbard Association of Scientologists an Arizona Corporation, has brought about certain changes in Scientology, and of which we would like to acquaint you.

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FBI: The Hubbard Dianetic Research Foundation, Incorporated Cooperation, Detroit Police Department Research (Crime Records) (May 29, 1953)

Reurlet May 22 1953 requesting information from Bufiles concerning captioned organization.

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The stated purpose of the Foundation is to “study and conduct research in the field of the human mind and of human thought in action” through the medium of “dianetics,” which may be likened to psychotherapy with certain differences as to method and concept. In this connection, in March, 1951, the Board of Medical Examiners of the Department of Law and Public Safety, State of New Jersey, was taking to trial in the Union County District Court, Elizabeth, New Jersey, a case against the Foundation. The basis for the case was that the Foundation allegedly conducted a school teaching a branch of medicine and surgery without a license.

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FBI: Statement of Sara Northrup Hubbard re: L. Ron Hubbard (June 11, 1951)

June 11, 1951 1

I, Sara Northrup Hubbard, do hereby state that the things I have said about L. Ron Hubbard in courts and the public prints have been grossly exaggerated or entirely false.

I have not at any time believed otherwise than that L. Ron Hubbard was a fine and brilliant man.

I make this statement of my own free will for I have begun to realize that what I have done may have injured the science of dianetics, which in my studied opinion may be the only hope of sanity in future generations.

I was under enormous stress and my advisers insisted it was necessary for me to carry through an action I have done.

There is no other reason for this statement than my own wish to make atonement for the damage I may have done. In the future I wish to lead a quiet and orderly existence with my little girl far away from the enturbulating influences which have ruined my marriage.

[signed] Sara Northrup Hubbard
SARA NORTHRUP HUBBARD

[handwritten] Witnessed 6/11/51
[signed] John Wm. Maloney
[signed] Chas. Leonard

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